The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16

stock of dry goods in a day or two.
An infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert M~allentine died on Tuesday
and was buried yesterday.
Now that you are marketing your
wheat do o neglect to pay the small
amount you owe The sun.
"A p~ostoffice has been established at
Ferney, a station on the g. ~ N. W., be-
tween Groton and Verdon.
e. w. Boardman returned yester-
day from Minnesota with a carload of
stock. Mart Is expected to-day.
Seven steam threshers were at work
Tuesday on a strip of country east of
town one mile wide by five miles long.
Rev. jacob Staub left this morning
for Madison. Mrs. Staub and children
will follow as 0 as reStdencs can be
secured.
We mad the pleasure IN Wednesday
of shaking the honest hand of Brown
county's pioneer, II. H. Slack. A shake
of Mi. Stacks hand will dispel the blues
instanter.
Tho Illinois supreme court yester-
day affirmed the decision of the lower
court and the anarchists will hang
Nov. II unless the U. S. supreme court
interferes.
--One of the running horses at the
fair yesterday bolted the track and
nearly killed bis driver, H. c. Griswold.
of Ipswich, and a bystander named
Louis Legue.
The Sunday-school concert Satur-
day evening was well attended. The
program was well selected and excel,
lently rendered, and the children were
roundly applauded. The receipts Of
the evening were very satisfactory.
Hon. w. r. Ruggles, of the Ipswich
Gazette, was married to Miss Maude A.
S.eaVer, on the 9Th inst, and the happy
pair is now enjoying a wedding tour
through the principal cities of the east.
We extend Bro, Ruggles heartiest con
g~ratulations.
The prospects were yesterday that
the Brown county fair would not be very
largely attended. The ram has kept
farmers so behind with their work that
they dislike to lose a fine day for any
purpose. To-day and to morrow viii
probably be good days, however.
-ExsCounty Treasurer Stroupe was
married at Baraboo, Wis, on the 9Th
inst. to Miss Mary Joslyn Chandler.
Mr.. Stroupe's many friends in Brown
county will be pleased to hear this piece
Of new and will wish him and his bride
a full measure Of happiness. II agood
long probationary period fts = person
for a fuller enjoyment Of some great
boon, then certainly Friend ~Stroupe's
cup of happiness is full to overlooking
"A. Green and family left Saturday
evening to visit friends In Wisconsin
When they left they had not decided
whether they would return OF not or
where they would probably locate.
Arson has made up his mind, however,
that he is no farmer, or that a combina-
ton of disastrous circumstances pre-
vents him from acquiring wealth at that
vocation. This year, when wheat all
around his farm yielded twentytoth thirty
bushels per acre, his yielded only eleven.
"A verdant looking granger with a
gaulky looking horse took in the boys
at the Edmunds county fair in great
shape. According to the Tribune the
boys picked him up for q 'chump.p He
took his horse to the blacksmith shop,
pared off = couple of inches of hoSf and
shod the horse himself. He went into
the race and won first money IN 2:37,
never sweat 4 hair nor put a blanket on
his horse. After the race he fed his
horse a pumpkin and picketed him out
on the fair grounds.
NoTIcE.-To one and ali who want
money, final proofs made, farm lnsur-
ance, q few select FARMS. l am now pre-
pared to furnish the same on short no
tice. Have also accepted the agency
Of the Springfield Ohio T~hreshing
Machine Co.'S goods, which will be
pleased to sheE and explain to ell
y. WIZ SMITH,
32tf Vardon ISak